Kazias: “Panserraikos will be strong in the Super League and not comparso”

Statements on his return Panseraikou in the top division of Greek football was granted by the president of the club, Tasos Kazias.

Among other things, he said that he is particularly happy about this event, while he emphasized that his team will be strong next season and will not have a supporting role.

In detail what he said to ERT:

For the rise of Panseraikos:

“That was our purpose to fill the stadium again, to fill our Sundays again with football, with joy, with a smile. Sorrows will also come, but I think the joys are so great and so important that all the rest is forgotten, the fatigue and the suffering to get here”.

For his feelings:

“I feel fantastic. When you are in Panserraikos, and you have passed through all the posts, it is very important when you reach this level to make your dream come true. Panserraikos is the reason I have stayed in Serres for the last twenty years. So for me it is a tremendous vindication, to achieve something with my great love which is this team. I really can’t describe my feelings. It needs a lot of work from now on but I think now the edifice is on such a solid basis, in terms of infrastructure, everything that has been done in the organization, and people have understood that what is being created is for years, it is not ephemeral and it is something which will fill us with football every weekend from now on.”

On whether Panserraikos will be strong in the Super League:

“Of course, Panserraikos will be strong in the Super League. We don’t want him to be a cop. We understand that in Northern Greece at the moment there is a lack of large historical groups, Herakles, Xanthi, Veria etc. I think it is very important that Panserraikos comes at this time to fill this void and to be able to be a new dynamic new pole of football in Northern Greece”.

To which he dedicates the rise:

“To all this wonderful world that has been by our side for so long even through the difficult years of the last five years.”